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Teachers acquitted in newspaper theft case 01/13/97 OKLAHOMA--Two Oklahoma teachers were acquitted in mid-December of charges of destroying 3,500 to…

Judge unseals warrants, documents in murder investigation 01/13/97 DELAWARE--In mid-December, a federal district judge in Wilmington affirmed an order unsealing…

Newspaper wins right to view deadly force reports 01/13/97 WISCONSIN--The public and press have a right to examine "Use of…

Tapes in driving arrest withheld as investigative records 01/13/97 PENNSYLVANIA--Audiotapes of telephone calls to and from the Haverford Township Police…

NASA ejects commentator from launch for opinions on Mars 01/13/97 WASHINGTON, D.C.--NASA denied a science writer and consultant press credentials…

UPDATES: 12/16/96 WASHINGTON, D.C.--The Supreme Court in early December agreed to review Reno v. ACLU, which suspended enforcement of the…

State challenges constitutionality of driver's privacy law 12/16/96 SOUTH CAROLINA--South Carolina Attorney General Charles Condon filed a court challenge to…

State high court clarifies 'fair report' defense 12/16/96 NEW HAMPSHIRE--The New Hampshire Supreme Court held in late November that the…

Reporters denied access to Oklahoma City bombing videotapes 12/16/96 COLORADO--A federal District Court in Denver ruled that reporters from Oklahoma…

Judge rejects request to exclude media from hearing 12/16/96 NEW YORK--In early December, a state trial court judge in Rochester…